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Hari Kumar on 07/11/2026
A repetitive pattern of huge demonstrations over decades only won short lived gains
Hari Kumar
Hari Kumar is a retired physician, who now is a full-time activist. He was trained in the UK, but with cutbacks under Mrs. Thatcher had to leave. He has worked in 4 countries.
Written by Hari Kumar
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Hari Kumar on 02/02/2026
Hari Kumar from the Marxist-Leninist Research Group on folk music and Trump’s ICE tactics
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Hari Kumar on 23/06/2025
The People of the USA are on the move
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Hari Kumar on 18/08/2024
Racist riots and open fascism erupted onto the streets of Britain. What happened and why?
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Hari Kumar on 08/08/2024
The East German artist provided more than simple social realism
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Hari Kumar on 26/07/2024
Reflections on the recent EU elections
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Hari Kumar on 15/07/2024
Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956), Kurt Weill (1900-1950), and Elisabeth Hauptmann (1897-1973); Current Production by Barry Kosky (1967-) at berliner-ensemble.de.
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Hari Kumar on 21/05/2024
An exhibition on GDR art in Dresden is worth going to see.
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Hari Kumar on 19/02/2024
What are the implications of Navalny's death?
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Hari Kumar on 20/11/2023
Kollwitz’s art was for workers
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Hari Kumar on 25/08/2023
Hari Kumar discusses "Madame Butterfly" and how to grapple with charges of cultural appropriation in opera.
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Hari Kumar on 09/08/2023
Contrary to USA mythology, dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima did not prevent masses of further US troop deaths.